Starting Over with No Gold, Here is What I'm Buying

:_chip:More on this idea – here are the specific details of all the gold I bought in 2023: www.youtube.com/shorts/CKHCkmMsYQQ

I have been stacking since 2008, just an ounce every so often. I met my wife-to-be in 2011. I found out she had also bought gold for the same reason as me. This mindset has kept us together through marriage and two kids. We bought and sold an overpriced house, converted much of the earnings into gold, and bought a smaller house, and have our gold (and some silver) to pass down to our children. Our children receive a gold or silver coin in their stocking every Christmas. If I had to start over, I think I would do the same thing.

As a person who could not save more than $300 without spending all of it, silver has helped me save where I could not. Now its just a battle to maintain the purchases, and not be side tracked to the next cool looking thing.

I bought a kilo as 10 100g pamp bars from apmex in 2009 in the high 900s. I sold them all back within a few months after it hit 1000. Probably if I had it to do over again I'd have buried them

I've been stacking silver for a couple of years and will be making my first gold purchases starting next week. 1/4oz Maples sound like the way to kick this journey off. Thanks, and Happy New Year! 🥳

It’s buffaloes and Britannias for me. 1/10 Britannia per week, one buffalo every three months. I try to buy no matter what the spot price may be.

Great video, I recently started buying gold/silver again. After selling a large amount to help fund my restaurant. I've been purchasing mostly pre 33 gold $10 and $20 since the premiums seem to have dropped.

I started buying metals this year and your advice has been sober and wise, I thank you for that. I have been mixing in some platinum maples and volatility aside looks like a good purchase. I know you don't seem keen on platinum but would be curious to your thoughts on platinum. Great channel thanks for the content.

Personally I look at it as savings for a personal emergency to help my family restart. So I keep it simple, Maples and Buffalos. If you are buying, it needs to be done thoughtfully and not out of fear . Wishing you and your family (and everyone who watches your channel) a Happy New Year.

I will continue to buy 1 1/10oz gold eagle every month, no matter what the price is. If my budget gets better, I’ll stack more eagles, 1 oz to 1/4 oz. 🇺🇸

I'm just staying the path. Slow and steady wins the race.

I love your guidelines. I also have a 1 ounce target per month so constant thinking on how to do this. Bought a Lunar 1oz and love it. Took your advice, zo thx again.

As a U.S. gold stacker I am buying 1 oz AGEs and Buffaloes and have an amount of 1/10 oz AGEs from about 5 years ago. I would also buy 1 oz. Maple Leafs if the buy/sell spread favors the ML over the U.S. gold by more than 1%. Also, if I can net out well under what dealers pay for 1 oz bars I have purchased a small amount of the Costco bars since July. I generally DCA each month but may delay or up buys by 2X depending on the spot pricing trend.

Great video brother thanks for the info have a happy new year 🥃🥃🥃

Its good info on percentages... buying regularly an DCAing is a good message. Ppl will end up with quite alot of their net worth in gold by buying regularly. Certainly more than the recommended.

Theoretically if I were to start over it would be buffs and eagles only. Realistically I own way too many collector coins and high premium gold, and to my chagrin, jewelry.

Fractional gold premiums are going to get outrageously high as spot goes higher. Fewer people will be able to afford larger weights, so fractional will be in greater demand. Save for the full oz or larger sizes if you can.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video, your videos keep me well informed and motivated to save.

Love the channel. UK based. Just started my gold journey at 23 by buying my first coin a few days ago. I bought a 2022 Jubilee Sovereign at a pretty high premium. My thoughts behind buying this is that I believe this coin, long term, will increase its premium given the fact that it was the last Jubilee year of Queen Elizabeth as well as being the last year of her life itself. Also, I was previously planning to get the 1/4 ounce Britannia 2022 coin, but it is sold out. Perhaps people also had the same idea of it having a high demand in the future. Nevertheless, my next coins to follow will be much nearer to spot price.

Sound advice from a great channel. Thanks